AI Jingle Generator
Describe the brand and the sound, generate a hook-first track, then cut its best 5, 10 or 15 seconds — a sung name, a podcast intro or a five-second sting, ready to drop into your edit.
Every song is saved to My Creations automatically · Failed generations are always refunded
Cut your jingle
Pick the track you just made — or one from the library to try it — and the window lands on its loudest stretch, usually the chorus. Drag it onto the hook, choose the length and cut. The cut costs no credits.
Pick a track to open the cutter.
Jingles cut this way
Three windows cut from published library tracks with the same cutter, lengths and fades. Press play — the site player keeps going while you scroll.
5 seconds · Logo reveal or video intro
Brass sting
Cut from “Battle Theme”
10 seconds · Ad or reel opener
Pop hook
Cut from “Summer Pop Banger”
15 seconds · Podcast intro under the host
Lo-fi bed
Cut from “Rainy Window Lo-Fi”
A jingle in two steps
Describe the hook
Name, sound and the one line to sing. Press 🎲 for a starting idea, or open + Lyrics and write a single [Chorus] with the name in it.
Generate the track
About 90 seconds, 3 credits, vocals or instrumental. It lands in My Creations with cover art.
Cut the best seconds
Pick it in the cutter, drag onto the hook, cut 5, 10 or 15 seconds with fades. Download the MP3.
How long should a jingle be?
Shorter than you think. A sonic logo is a single phrase; an ad opener has to land before the viewer scrolls. Match the cut to where it plays:
| Where it plays | Cut | What to ask for |
|---|---|---|
| Logo reveal or video intro | 5 seconds | Instrumental sting, one big hit |
| Podcast intro | 15 seconds | Instrumental bed under the host |
| Ad or reel opener | 5–10 seconds | Sung name, one line |
| Radio or in-store spot | 10–15 seconds | Sung hook, twice |
| Channel outro | 10 seconds | The intro's hook, slower |
Writing a jingle that sticks
One idea, repeated. The best jingles are the name plus three or four words, sung twice. In + Lyrics, write only a [Chorus] — the engine builds the track around it, and the cutter finds it.
Say the sound, not the feeling. “Ukulele, whistle, hand claps, 110 BPM” steers the engine further than “happy”. Instruments, tempo and a vocal type do the work.
Keep a family. Generate the intro, then reuse the same description with “slower” or “instrumental” for the outro, so a channel or a show has one recognisable sound. Need words first? The AI lyrics generator drafts a hook from one idea.
Price, rights and labelling
A track is 3 credits and failed tracks are refunded; cutting a jingle costs nothing. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time — see pricing details. Tracks are licensed for your own content under the terms, and every file carries a signed C2PA provenance mark identifying it as AI-generated, in line with Article 50 of the EU AI Act; anyone can read it on the verification page. The Content & Safety Policy sets out what may not be created. The full studio is at /create-music.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a jingle with AI?
Describe the jingle in the studio at the top of this page — the name, the sound, the one line you want sung — and press Generate. You get a finished track with vocals or an instrumental in about 90 seconds for 3 credits. Then pick it in the jingle cutter below, drag the window onto the hook and cut 5, 10 or 15 seconds; cutting costs no credits.
Why generate a full track and then cut it?
The music engine writes whole songs — typically one to three minutes, shaped by the lyrics rather than a length setting. The part a jingle needs is the hook, so the fastest route to a strong one is a short, hook-first track and a clean cut of its best moment. The cutter starts on the loudest window, which is usually the chorus.
How do I get the business name sung in the jingle?
Put the name and the line in the description — 'a coffee shop called Bean There, one sung line' — or open + Lyrics and write just a [Chorus] with the name in it, sung twice. Short lyrics give the engine one idea to repeat, which is exactly what a jingle is.
Can I make an instrumental jingle or sonic logo?
Yes. Turn on Instrumental in the studio for stings, logo reveals and intro beds with no vocal, then cut a five-second window for a sting or fifteen for a podcast intro that sits under the host's voice.
What file do I get, and how does it sound?
The full track is a 44.1 kHz MP3, 256 kbps file with cover art, saved to My Creations. The cut jingle is an MP3 with a short fade-in and a half-second fade-out, so it lands as a sting rather than stopping dead.
Can I use the jingle in my content?
Tracks you generate are licensed for your own content — videos, podcasts and socials, including monetized channels — under the terms of service. Every track carries a C2PA provenance mark identifying it as AI-generated, which anyone can read on the verification page.
Can I cut a jingle from any song?
The cutter works on tracks you generated on WowMade and on the WowMade library. It does not take uploads, on purpose: cutting a hook out of someone else's song does not make it yours to use.